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High school practice will be begin on Monday March 15, 2010 at 4:15 PM. High school
will be held Monday through Friday form 4:15 PM until 6:00 PM through the end of the season.
Youth practice will be begin on Saturday March 20, 2010 at 10:30 AM. Youth practice
will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays 4:30 PM until 6:00 PM through the end of the season. Besides the normal Monday and Wednesday schedule, the youth will practice on Saturday March 27 at 10:30 AM. There is also an optional free clinic on Tuesday March 23, 2010 at 4:15 PM featuring Jake Deane a member of the Chicago Machine professional team.
All practice schedules are posted in "Calendar" under the "Home" tab above.
All practices unless otherwise indicated will be held at Optimist Park.
Currently, the field at Optimist Park is not ready for use. As of this posting, high school practice on Monday March 15, 2010 (4:15 PM) will be in the parking lot across the street from the Janesville Youth Sports Complex. This parking lot is on the east side of Wuthering Hills Drive adjacent to Phil McQuade (baseball) Field.
All players youth and high school - Please dress warm (dress in layers) and bring plenty water. As always, bring all of your equipment along with a pair of tennis shoes. In addition, anyone who ordered practice jerseys. Those jerseys may not be here for the first couple of practices. Just bring any large shirt or sweatshirt to cover your shoulder pads.
Any daily cancellations due to weather will be posted by 3:30 PM. If a cancellation is not posted by 3:30 PM, plan on practice.
Please keep checking back. We will post changes here.
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posted 03/10/2010 It's still not too late to register for the upcoming season. We still need players especially at the high school level. To register, just click on the "Registration" tab above. Don't wait too long. It's imperative that you get registered right away to make sure that your jerseys get ordered and are here in time for your first game. If you have any questions, please call John Haney at 608-758-1791. If you have financial difficulties, we will work with you to get you on the field.  
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posted 03/10/2010 A game has been added to both the boy's Senior (SR) division and boy's Junior (JR) division schedules. The games were added because of the addition of two new teams. Middleton has added a second team Middleton Maroon to the SR division and Verona has added a third team Verona White to the JR division. The JR boys will play an additional home game on April 10, 2010 against Verona White at 10:00 AM. The SR boys will also add a home game to their schedule on April 10, 2010. The SR boy's game will be against Middleton Maroon at 11:30 AM. For the most up-to-date schedule, please click on the "Teams" tab above and select "Schedule".
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posted 03/05/2010 True Lacrosse a Chicago based company comprised of professional and former collegiate lacrosse players will host a free lacrosse clinic in conjunction with the Janesville Lacrosse Club high school practice on Tuesday March 23, at 4:15 PM until 6:00PM. Representing True Lacrosse will be Jake Deane and Jesse Churchward (see bios below). This is an exciting opportunity for our club to learn from some of the best in the business. This clinic will be for both high school and youth Janesville Lacrosse Club members.
Visit the True Lacrosse website http://www.truelacrosse.com/home
Jake Deane - Chicago Machine Defenseman
- Five-year veteran of MLL’s Chicago Machine
- All American at UMass
- Capitan of the UMass National runners-up
- Holds single season ground ball record at UMass
Jesse Churchward - Towson Defensemen
- 2006 Team Captain
- Three-time CAA regular season and tournament champions
- Three-time NCAA division 1 tournament appearances
- Senior Team Player, assistant coach and 2007 team MVP for Spencer Lacrosse Club in London, UK
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posted 02/21/2010 The Boy's Senior 7/8 and Junior (4-6) are now posted. See the "Teams" tab above. Select "Schedule". Please be advised that this schedule is still subject to some change. The final schedule will depend on how many teams there are throughout the conference. Although, most teams are fairly certain of how many players they will have. No one will be 100% sure until the registration season is over.
| | | | by John Haney posted 01/30/2010 The defending MCLA national champion Michigan Wolverines will play perennial Midwest powerhouse Minnesota-Duluth on Saturday March 27, 2010 in Milwaukee. This is a rare chance to see two of the top MCLA programs in the country square off. The game will be preceded by a high school scrimmage featuring two time state champion and last year's runner-up Arrowhead High School vs. Marquette University High School.
Date: March 27, 2010
Location: Marquette Valley Fields (1818 Canal St Milwaukee, WI)
Time : 10:00 AM Marquette University High School vs. Arrowhead High School (scrimmmage)
1:00 PM University of Michigan vs. University of Minnesota-Duluth
| | | | by John Haney posted 01/10/2010 US Lacrosse announced yesterday that the Janesville Lacrosse Club has been awarded an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) grant. The grant will provide the club with an AED at a significantly reduced price. Also, included with the grant is a high-quality, 3-hour training session on AED/CPR for the club's responder team. The AED and the training are provided by Cardiac Science. Cardiac Science is working in conjunction with US Lacrosse to provide these grants to qualifying programs. This is exciting news for the Janesville Lacrosse Club. The AED and corresponding training are consistent with the club's number one priority which is to provide the safest possible environment for our participants.
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posted 01/08/2010 The Janesville Lacrosse Club is looking for volunteer assistant coaches. With the addition of youth lacrosse this spring, the club will be in need of coaching help. No prior lacrosse knowledge is required! We understand that lacrosse is a relatively new sport in the area and most people in this area don't have a lacrosse background. That's OK. We'll help get you up to speed. In addition to our help, US Lacrosse offers certification programs geared toward the lacrosse beginner. They offer on-line courses and a live workshops. In fact, a US Lacrosse workshop will be held in Milwaukee on February 20, 2010.
If you have a passion for coaching and a desire to learn something new, now is your opportunity to get involved with the fastest growing team sport in North America.
Former JLC players are also welcomed to get involved. Volunteering is great way to stay involved in the sport and to bolster your resume.
Interested individuals should contact John Haney at 608-758-1791 or
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posted 01/02/2010
LACROSSE TODAY
from US Lacrosse
For the last decade, lacrosse has been one of the fastest-growing team sports in the country. US Lacrosse chapters have been established in 39 states and more than 500,000 played on organized teams in 2008 compared to just over 250,000 in 2001. Youth lacrosse participation has more than doubled in just seven years. This fall, North Carolina and South Carolina became the 19th and 20th state high school associations to formally recognize or sanction lacrosse as an official sport. The collegiate level has seen dramatic geographic expansion in the last few years, and that trend continues. Alabama,Colorado, Nebraska, Texas and Wisconsin are among the many states that have new varsity collegiate programs coming within the next two years. Even NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse, which has significant challenges that have limited its growth, will have 60 programs operating in 2010, an all-time high. Lacrosse has become a staple of the college-based television channels CBS College Sports and ESPNU. More than 60 men’s and women’s games appeared on the networks the last two years with many more on regional cable networks. The NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship has begun routinely drawing crowds in the neighborhood of 50,000 for games played in NFL stadiums.
The sport also receives additional exposure through several sport-specific print and Internet-based publications, including Lacrosse Magazine, a monthly periodical that is mailed to each of the 275,000-plus US Lacrosse members; Lacrosse Magazine Online(www.laxmagazine.com), a news-based Web site; and the US Lacrosse Web site
(www.uslacrosse.org), which provides extensive background information about the sport and the leadership provided by US Lacrosse to support the sport’s healthy growth.
Growth Rates of NFHS Sports Boys 10-yr
1. Bowling....................... 206.0%
2. Lacrosse...................... 181.8%
3. Indoor Track.................. 60.4%
4. Ice Hockey.................... 44.8%
5. Water Polo......................27.1%
Growth Rates of NFHS Sports Girls 10-yr
1. Lacrosse...................... 219.1%
2. Bowling....................... 218.4%
3. Ice Hockey.....................97.1%
4. Water Polo..................... 52.8%
5. Golf............................... 43.6%
* NFHS growth rates based on number of teams from annual NFHS survey. Only sports with at least 500 programs were included.
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posted 01/01/2010 The opportunity to see college lacrosse in this part of the country is limited. Fortunately, many games are now covered on ESPNU (Channel 310) and CBSC (Channel 306). It's a great way to watch and learn how lacrosse is played at the highest level.
| Men's Division I Games |
| Date and Day |
Time |
Match-up (and location if neutral) |
Network(s) |
| Mar 6, Saturday |
11:00 am |
Maryland vs. Duke at M&T Stadium |
ESPNU |
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12:00 pm |
North Carolina at UMBC |
WMAR
Delay: ESPNU 3/07 12:30 am |
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1:00 pm |
Brown at Hostra |
FIOS1 |
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1:30 pm |
Johns Hopkins vs. Princeton at M&T Stadium |
ESPNU |
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3:00 pm |
Bucknell at Navy |
CBSC |
| Mar 7, Sunday |
1:00 pm |
Syracuse at Virginia |
ESPN360
Delay: ESPNU 3/08 12:30 am |
| Mar 9, Tuesday |
7:00 pm |
UMBC at Johns Hopkins |
Delay: ESPNU 11:30 pm |
| Mar 10, Wednesday |
7:00 pm |
North Carolina at Duke |
ESPNU |
| Mar 13, Saturday |
11:00 am |
Towson at Maryland |
ESPNU, WMAR |
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2:00 pm |
Georgetown at Syracuse |
ESPNU |
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7:00 pm |
Johns Hopkins at Hofstra |
FIOS1 |
| Mar 17, Wednesday |
7:00 pm |
Delaware at Georgetown |
MASN |
| Mar 20, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
Maryland at UMBC |
WMAR
Delay: ESPNU 2:00 pm |
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1:00 pm |
Air Force at Loyola |
MASN, TW26, TW3,CSN, FCS |
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8:00 pm |
Syracuse at Johns Hopkins |
ESPNU |
| Mar 21, Sunday |
12:00 pm |
Virginia at Towson |
ESPNU, WMAR |
| Mar 23, Tuesday |
7:00 pm |
Syracuse at Hobart |
TW26 |
| Mar 27, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
Duke at Georgetown |
ESPNU |
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12:00 pm |
Johns Hopkins at Virginia |
ESPN2 |
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12:00 pm |
Towson at Loyola |
WMAR
Delay: ESPNU 3/28 2:00 am |
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1:00 pm |
Hobart at Fairfield |
MASN, TW26, TW3,CSN, FCS, MSG+ |
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2:00 pm |
Maryland at North Carolina |
ESPNU |
| Mar 29, Monday |
3:00 pm |
Villanova at Syracuse |
TW26 |
| Mar 30, Tuesday |
7:00 pm |
Army at Hostra |
FIOS1 |
| Apr 2, Friday |
7:00 pm |
Georgetown at Navy |
CBSC |
| Apr 3, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
North Carolina at Johns Hopkins |
ESPNU, WMAR |
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2:00 pm |
Ohio St at Loyola |
MASN, TW26, TW3,CSN, FCS |
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3:00 pm |
St. John's at Rutgers |
FIOS1 |
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4:00 pm |
Albany at Syracuse |
TW26 |
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8:00 pm |
Virginia at Maryland |
ESPNU |
| Apr 10, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
Navy at Maryland |
ESPNU, WMAR |
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1:00 pm |
Quinnipiac at Denver |
MASN, TW26, TW3,CSN, FCS, MSG+ |
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2:00 pm |
Albany at Johns Hopkins |
ESPNU |
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4:00 pm |
Virginia vs. North Carolina at Meadowlands |
ESPNU |
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6:30 pm |
Princeton vs. Syracuse at Meadowlands |
ESPNU |
| Apr 11, Sunday |
12:00 pm |
Notre Dame at Georgetown |
ESPNU |
| Apr 13, Tuesday |
7:00 pm |
Rutgers at Princeton |
FIOS1 |
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7:00 pm |
Syracuse at Cornell |
TW26 |
| Apr 16, Friday |
7:00 pm |
Lafayette at Colgate |
TW26 |
| Apr 17, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
Georgetown at Loyola |
ESPNU, WMAR |
| |
4:00 pm |
Navy vs. Army at M&T Stadium |
ESPNU |
| |
6:30 pm |
Johns Hopkins vs. Maryland at M&T Stadium |
ESPNU |
| |
7:00 pm |
Albany at UMBC |
MASN |
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8:30 pm |
Duke at Virginia |
ESPNU |
| Apr 18, Sunday |
6:00 pm |
Syracuse at Rutgers |
ESPNU |
| Apr 24, Saturday |
11:00 am |
Fairfield vs. Denver at E Hartford, CT |
ESPNU |
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12:00 pm |
Johns Hopkins at Navy |
CBSC |
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12:00 pm |
Penn St. at Towson |
WMAR
Delay: ESPNU 4/25 5:00 pm |
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1:30 pm |
UMass vs. Georgetown at E Hartford, CT |
ESPNU |
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2:00 pm |
Providence at Syracuse |
TW26 |
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7:00 pm |
Stony Brook at Albany |
TW3 |
| Apr 25, Sunday |
1:00 pm |
Villanova at Rutgers |
FIOS1 |
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3:30 pm |
ACC Final |
RSN, FCS |
| Apr 28, Wednesday |
7:00 pm |
Towson at Johns Hopkins |
ESPNU |
| Apr 30, Friday |
3:00 pm |
Patriot Semifinal |
CBSC |
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5:30 pm |
Patriot Semifinal |
CBSC |
| May 1, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
Hartford at UMBC |
ESPNU, WMAR |
| |
1:00 pm |
Bellarmine at Ohio St |
MASN, TW26, TW3,CSN, FCS |
| |
1:00 pm |
Syracuse at Notre Dame |
Delay: ESPNU 7:00 pm |
| |
5:00 pm |
Cornell at Princeton |
ESPNU |
| |
6:00 pm |
Rutgers at Georgetown |
FIOS1 |
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7:00 pm |
Air Force at Hobart |
TW26 |
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7:00 pm |
Binghamton at Albany |
TW3 |
| May 2, Sunday |
1:00 pm |
Patriot Final |
CBSC |
| May 8, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
Johns Hopkins at Loyola |
ESPNU, WMAR |
| May 15, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
NCAA 1st Round |
ESPNU |
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2:30 pm |
NCAA 1st Round |
ESPNU |
| |
5:00 pm |
NCAA 1st Round |
ESPNU |
| |
7:30 pm |
NCAA 1st Round |
ESPNU |
| May 16, Sunday |
12:00 pm |
NCAA 1st Round |
ESPNU |
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2:30 pm |
NCAA 1st Round |
ESPNU |
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5:00 pm |
NCAA 1st Round |
ESPNU |
| |
7:30 pm |
NCAA 1st Round |
ESPNU |
| May 22, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
NCAA Quarterfinal |
ESPNU |
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2:30 pm |
NCAA Quarterfinal |
ESPNU |
| May 23, Sunday |
12:00 pm |
NCAA Quarterfinal |
ESPNU |
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2:30 pm |
NCAA Quarterfinal |
ESPNU |
| May 29, Saturday |
4:00 pm |
NCAA Semifinal |
ESPN2 |
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6:30 pm |
NCAA Semifinal |
ESPN2 |
| May 31, Monday |
3:30 pm |
NCAA Final |
ESPN |
| Women's Division I Games |
| Date and Day |
Time |
Match-up (and location if neutral) |
Network(s) |
| Mar 10, Wednesday |
4:00 pm |
Towson at Johns Hopkins |
ESPNU |
| Mar 20, Saturday |
1:00 pm |
North Carolina at Georgetown |
FIOS |
| Mar 28, Sunday |
2:00 pm |
Princeton at Georgetown |
FIOS |
| Apr 3, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
Connecticut at Rutgers |
FIOS1 |
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1:00 pm |
Notre Dame at Georgetown |
FIOS |
| Apr 5, Monday |
1:30 pm |
Connecticut at Georgetown |
FIOS |
| Apr 7, Wednesday |
7:00 pm |
Monmouth at Rutgers |
FIOS1 |
| Apr 17, Saturday |
1:00 pm |
Rutgers at Georgetown |
FIOS |
| |
7:00 pm |
Rutgers at Georgetown |
FIOS1 |
| Apr 18, Sunday |
11:00 am |
North Carolina at Northwestern |
BTN |
| Apr 24, Saturday |
12:00 pm |
Notre Dame at Rutgers |
FIOS1 |
| Apr 28, Wednesday |
7:00 pm |
Loyola at Georgetown |
FIOS |
| Apr 30, Friday |
3:00 pm |
Louisville at Rutgers |
FIOS1 |
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6:00 pm |
Virginia at Northwestern |
BTN |
| May 1, Saturday |
1:00 pm |
Georgetown at Syracuse |
CBSC |
| May 2, Sunday |
12:00 pm |
Cincinnati at Rutgers |
FIOS1 |
| |
12:00 pm |
Ohio State at Johns Hopkins |
ESPNU |
| May 6, Thursday |
3:00 pm |
Big East Semifinal |
CBSC |
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5:30 pm |
Big East Semifinal |
CBSC |
| May 8, Saturday |
1:00 pm |
Big East Final |
CBSC |
| May 28, Friday |
6:00 pm |
NCAA Semifinal |
CBSC? |
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8:30 pm |
NCAA Semifinal |
CBSC? |
| May 30, Sunday |
2:00 pm |
NCAA Final |
CBSC? |
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